Institut "Vinča"
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27.10.2025
As part of a series of public forums entitled "Nuclear tour: NOW or WHEN?", the expert team of the Institute for Nuclear Sciences "Vinča" visited Kruševac.
In the premises of the Business Incubator Center, an inspiring and dynamic conversation was held on important topics: nuclear energy, the latest technologies, and the key concept of sustainable development.
This important forum was attended by over 140 curious citizens, representatives of local go...
17.10.2025
On October 15, 2025, at the Institute for Nuclear Sciences "Vinča", the Agreement on scientific, technical, and business cooperation between the Institute "Vinča" and the company INOBAČKA d.o.o. was signed. Novi Sad.
The agreement was signed by Dr. Slavko Dimović, Director of the Institute, and Vukajlo Babić, Director of the company "INOBAČKA".
The cooperation between the Institute and the company will encourage and nurture the development of joint research, the trans...
15.10.2025
On Friday, October 10th, Dr. Slavko Dimović, Director of the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, and the Abbot of the Holy Imperial Serbian Lavra of Hilandar Monastery, Archimandrite Methodius, signed an Agreement on Scientific and Expert Cooperation. The agreement stipulates that, in the coming period, the Institute will contribute its professional and scientific expertise to the protection and preservation of the cultural treasures located within the Hilandar Monastery.
13.10.2025
Stanford University has published its latest list featuring the top 2% of the most influential researchers worldwide. The ranking methodology is based on several criteria, including the number of independent scientific papers, the number of papers where the scientist is the first author, the number of citations, the h-index, and others.
The list about Career-long Impact includes four associates from the Vinča Institute:
Dr. Mikhail Brik, Prof. Dr. Miroslav Dramićanin,...
13.10.2025
The Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences has launched the Nuclear Tour – a series of public forums across Serbia dedicated to education, dialogue, and clarifying myths surrounding nuclear energy.
The goal of this initiative is to familiarize citizens with contemporary trends in nuclear technology, safety, and sustainable development, while also facilitating open conversations with the Institute's scientists.
The Nuclear Tour's first stop was the Regional Innov...
29.09.2025
As part of the European Researchers' Night initiative, the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences once again opened its doors to students and visitors this year, transforming science into a genuine festival of knowledge and creativity.
The pre-event, held on September 22nd, gathered more than 220 students from four high schools and one elementary school, all of whom had the opportunity to participate in a series of interactive experiments, workshops, and direct discuss...